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, 27 March 2008
Brand Tymoshenko goes global. The iconic PM’s international image. An article in Business Ukraine
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, 26 March 2008
Yulia Tymoshenko sums up the first 100 days of her government
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, 19 March 2008
Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko states about GDP growth, real incomes of population and inflation reduction
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, 10 March 2008
Yulia Tymoshenko: Ukraine will become a member of the European Union
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, 22 February 2008
Prime Minister of Ukraine commissions to prevent signing of contracts with "UkrGazEnergo"
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, 28 January 2008
Yulia Tymoshenko: Ukraine will join the World Trade Organization on February 7
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, 28 January 2008
European People’s Party admits Batkivshchyna Party as a member
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, 23 December 2007
Yulia Tymoshenko: Increase of pension age in Ukraine is impossible today
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Yulia Tymoshenko promises to stop high level of inflation during half a year
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Yulia Tymoshenko occupied her working cabinet in the Cabinet of Ministers
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Brand Tymoshenko goes global. The iconic PM’s international image. An article in Business Ukraine
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, 27 March 2008 // Business Ukraine
Three years ago Yulia Tymoshenko burst onto the world scene as the improbably attractive and iconic hero of the Orange Revolution. She has since lost office spectacularly and seen her international profile drop almost from view before returning to power on a wave of popular support. As she approaches the hundred day mark of her new administration, just what does the rest of the world think about Ukraine’s remarkable PM? From US Vice President Dick Cheney to French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Tymoshenko has elevated herself as the key politician and future power player in the region.
Ukraine and Russia reach deal to end gas deadlock. The article in The Financial Times
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, 14 March 2008 // Internet Press Service of Yulia Tymoshenko
Taras Kuzio, a research associate from the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies at George Washington University, said the agreement was "a major victory" for Ms Tymoshenko, Ukraine and "European security".
Successful Start to Ukraine's New Government. An article in "The Moscow Times"
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, 8 February 2008 // The Moscow Times
After Ukraine's extraordinary parliamentary elections on Sept. 30, it took no less than 2 1/2 months to form a government, and it was confirmed by the slightest of parliamentary margins. The new coalition government headed by Yulia Tymoshenko, however, has started ambitiously and auspiciously. The Ukrainian economy is in good shape with a growth rate of 7.3 percent last year. The stock market surged by no less than 120 percent last year, and it has barely fallen during the January turmoil. The new government's biggest achievement is to make Ukraine ready to join the World Trade Organization at a February 5 meeting of the WTO General Council. One month after the parliament ratifies the accession, Ukraine will become a full-fledged member of the WTO.
Tymoshenko closer to PM post. An article in Financial Times
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, 30 November 2007 // Financial Times, Great Britain
Yulia Tymoshenko, the iron-willed Ukrainian politician, inched closer to becoming Kiev's next prime minister after a majority coalition was officially formed yesterday in parliament between her bloc and allies of Viktor Yushchenko, the pro-western president. This marks an important victory for Ms Tymoshenko, who has struggled to muster support for a razor-thin co-alition backing her as premier. "We have to learn to trust each other, as we will have to work together for many years," Ms Tymoshenko said yesterday.
Take lead, Yushchenko. Editorial in Kyiv Post
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, 19 November 2007 // Kyiv Post
In the latest bickering among the pro-Western Orange forces, most blame belongs with the elected deputies of the Our Ukraine-People’s Self-Defense bloc. Despite his alleged commitment to the Democratic Forces Coalition, President Viktor Yushchenko either wants to keep his options open, or he is utterly indecisive. The president needs to firmly decide whether he truly wants a coalition with Tymoshenko, and move decisively in that direction, keeping tight discipline over his party operatives. Stop the political porn once and for all, because most Ukrainians have already tuned out.
Yulia Tymoshenko is recognized the most influential woman of Ukraine
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, 9 November 2007 // Internet Press Service of Yulia Tymoshenko
“Yulia Tymoshenko is at the head of it (rating) absolutely expectedly already for the second time and confident victory on prescheduled elections and fact of their conducting only added her points», - writes edition. "Focus" offered to the experts a list from 130 candidates that make state decisions, manage big business, head organizations, conduct active social activity or form a public idea. Experts placed places from 1 to 100. At the count of results the sum of points from 100 to 1 corresponded every place, so than higher place, the more points got candidate. Experts, as well as last year, could add the unlimited amount of candidates, also giving them places from 1 to 100.
Ukraine still waits for government
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, 6 November 2007 // The ISCIP Analyst, USA
A new government led by Yulia Tymoshenko—Ukraine`s former prime minister and current opposition leader—would differ significantly from that of the Yanukovych government. In particular, while the Yanukovych government drastically has slowed reforms, including those necessary for WTO membership, Tymoshenko has vowed to implement rapid Western-style reforms. It is not a surprise that the greatest progress toward WTO membership since 2004 came during the nine months of Tymoshenko’s premiership.
Yulia Tymoshenko, Milton Friedman and the liberation of the peasants
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, 1 November 2007 // Kyiv Post
Of all the different planks of Yulia Tymoshenko’s campaign platform, the issue of military reform, most notably getting rid of the draft, is the one that is most likely to have the biggest effect on Ukrainians’ lives. Simply put, if she is successful in ending the forced conscription of young men into the Ukrainian army, Yulia will have liberated 50,000 men a year from a one-year term, sentenced for the simple crime of being Ukrainian.
Yulia Tymoshenko is acknowledged the most influential representative of elite of Dnipropetrovs’k area
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, 30 October 2007 // Internet Press Service of Yulia Tymoshenko
"Yulia Tymoshenko occupies the first place in rating by right. It is difficult to find more known native of Dnepropetrovsk in Ukraine today. Activity of Yulia Volodymirivna causes different reaction: from hard criticism to fascination. But both supporters and opponents agree in that lady Y is bright and not ordinary personality. Although Tymoshenko does not name herself "dnipropetrovs’ka” (the person from Dnipropetrovs’k) in politics but she does not lose connection with native town.
Tymoshenko the real winner of Ukraine's 2007 election. Article in the "Eurasia Daily"
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, 25 October 2007 // Eurasia Daily
The 2007 elections showed that Ukraine has two political machines: BYuT and the Party of Regions. Yushchenko can only win a second term in 2009 in an alliance with one of these machines. The 2007 elections will be seen as a democratic watershed for Ukraine, returning to power an orange coalition and a Tymoshenko government. Democratic backsliding is unlikely, but the question remains will Ukraine now walk or run with reform.
Yulia Tymoshenko may repudiate Russia-Ukraine gas agreement. A publication in Pravda.ru
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, 12 October 2007 // Pravda.ru
The Russian government uses gas as a tool to influence both Ukrainian domestic politics, and Ukraine’s international policy. The recent crisis involving “Ukraine’s $1.3 billion debt to Gazprom” is a good example of this. Although the Russian side knew for months already that the debt was accumulating and would reach a critical point in late September, the issue was not “made” into a crisis until it was politically expedient to do so. The population has delivered a clear “no” to two parties, that, whether we like it or not, has been involved in non-transparent dealings in Ukraine, including in energy relations. In particular, the success of the Yulia Timoshenko bloc represents a clear popular “no” to that way of doing business.
Personal ambition no, government yes. Editorial in Kyiv Post
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, 11 October 2007 // Kyiv Post
More than a year after the collapse of the first Orange coalition, last week’s parliamentary elections have given the Orange forces a narrow parliamentary majority. The strong principles of Tymoshenko saw her popularity grow and her vote increase to over 30 percent of the popular vote. We would hope that President Yushchenko and Our Ukraine have learned from the errors of the past few years and aim to take advantage of this new mandate – and do so quickly.
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Three years ago Yulia Tymoshenko burst onto the world scene as the improbably attractive and iconic hero of the Orange Revolution. She has since lost office spectacularly and seen her international profile drop almost from view before returning to power on a wave of popular support. As she approaches the hundred day mark of her new administration, just what does the rest of the world think about Ukraine’s remarkable PM?
From US Vice President Dick Cheney to French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Tymoshenko has elevated herself as the key politician and future power player in the region.
“Yulia Tymoshenko is at the head of it (rating) absolutely expectedly already for the second time and confident victory on prescheduled elections and fact of their conducting only added her points», - writes edition.
"Focus" offered to the experts a list from 130 candidates that make state decisions, manage big business, head organizations, conduct active social activity or form a public idea.
Experts placed places from 1 to 100. At the count of results the sum of points from 100 to 1 corresponded every place, so than higher place, the more points got candidate. Experts, as well as last year, could add the unlimited amount of candidates, also giving them places from 1 to 100.
The Russian government uses gas as a tool to influence both Ukrainian domestic politics, and Ukraine’s international policy. The recent crisis involving “Ukraine’s $1.3 billion debt to Gazprom” is a good example of this. Although the Russian side knew for months already that the debt was accumulating and would reach a critical point in late September, the issue was not “made” into a crisis until it was politically expedient to do so.
The population has delivered a clear “no” to two parties, that, whether we like it or not, has been involved in non-transparent dealings in Ukraine, including in energy relations. In particular, the success of the Yulia Timoshenko bloc represents a clear popular “no” to that way of doing business.
